"Three Kingdoms Death League: The Poor Man's Road to Killing Gods"
When good-for-nothing Su Han was nibbling expired biscuits in a moldy rental house, he never expected that a bloody "Three Kingdoms" card would hit him in the head - not to mention that the villain who threatened to "rule the world with war spirits" was actually the father of his childhood sweetheart Lin Wan'er.
The male protagonist who is so poor that he eats cats × the GM goddess who is violent and protects her shortcomings × the internet celebrity cousin who live broadcasts the black system, the three of them are forced to be involved in a holographic death league in which "life is used as a bargaining chip, and battle spirits are used to bet on life and death". Su Han originally wanted to save his mother by mixing bonuses with poor tricks such as "point cards as killing cards" and "instant noodles soup to worship the sky", but he discovered that the lightning birthmark on his wrist was actually the key to opening the projection field of the divine world; Lin Wan'er's resonance scar hidden under the GM uniform perfectly matched his birthmark; and cousin Su Xiaoxiao's strawberry e-cigarette actually contained a god-killing code that could hack into the war spirit database.
From holographic battlefields to lab mazes, from sudden deaths in Internet cafes to killings on trending Twitter searches, Su Han used supermarket flyers as tactical maps and takeout orders to write causal formulas. With the support of the metaphysics of "I am so poor that the system pities me," he turned the "death league" into a "poor guy's counterattack live broadcast room." When the mysterious man Lu Bu Zhan Ling held up Fang Tian's painted halberd and shouted "Shu Zi suffers death", he took out a stack of hot pot restaurant coupons: "Brother, top up 500 and get 200. Why don't you eat first and then fight?"
This is a ridiculous story of "using poverty to fight against divine power, and using sand sculptures to deconstruct conspiracy". When the blood mist of war spirits spreads over the milk tea shop in the real world, when the GM's scepter turns into a modified part of the electric Harley
